A 58 lb capacitor can only hold one cent worth of electricity?
For how long? Until the light changes?
What does it look like after it shorts out?
Are trial lawyers salivating at the prospect of being able to cross examine a cap manufacturer, "you either knew or _should have known_ blah blah blah . . ."
All regenerative braking vehicles have quick discharge batteries on them anyway so 100 kW isn't such a big deal. Supposedly the 7000 lap top batteries in the Tesla put out 200 kW.
Caps might make more sense in power assisted bicycle commuting on flat land. You pedal up to the intersection as you brake to charge up the cap. A 2 lb cap could get you across an intersection w/o damaging your knees.
And if a motorist strikes the cyclist, it'll be the LAST cyclist he'll ever hit.
Bret Cahill